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THE GODERICU SIGNAL -ST. °
T]IUR-SDAY, OCTOBER Qua,
947
ST0 GE llGE'S CHURCH
RCl-1.
SUNDAY, 'OCTOBER 12th, 11947
8,39 a,m. 110LtV COMMUNION.
1.0.00 a..►:,. SUNDAY •S,CIIOOL.
1100 a.m. M10RNIN(u PRAYER.
Preacher—REV. DR. A. ) I. O'NEIL, MA., DD.,
Principal of ,l tiro>n _College," Landon.
7.00 p.m EVENING PRAYER ER .AID SERMON.
it--: REV. C. 11!. L. GIII:i ''RT, Seaforjh.
REV. BEVERLY W. FARR, iB.A., L.Th., REC'1 I►R.
A. ANDER TON—organist and Choirmaster.
North St. United Church
THANKSGIVIN06 SERVICE
11 a.m. "GILVING THANKS TO GOD."
Nursery and Primary School.
2.30 p.m. CHURCH SCHOOL
,
7 p.m. "AOVE ALL, WE THANK THEE..."
In this land of plenty let us give thanks on this day!
REV. C. WESLEY .COPE, B.A., B.D., Minister.
Mrs. Murrad'Hetheringtbn, Organist and Choir Leader.
Knox Presbyterian Church
9.45 +..dna. - Sunday School. and Young People's Bible Class.
11 a.m. JUNIOR ('ONOREGATION.
11 A.M. — THANKSGIVING -SERVICES — 7 P.M.
• OF PUBLIC WORSHIP. _
—THRILLING CONGREGATIONAL SINGING.
—SPECIAL MUSIC BY THE CHOIR.
—G511D'S WORD FROM THE PULPIT.
MINISTER -REVEREND RICHARD STEWART
Director of Praise --Mr. William Wickett, • A.T,C.M.
Victoria St. United Church
MINISTER—REV. LAWRENCE H. TL; RN ER,
Organist ai.d Choir director—Miss Mary Joyce Strachan.
HARVEST FESTIVAL SERVICES.
'10.00 a.m. SABBATH SCHOOL.
11.00 a.m, REV. W; J. WOOLFREY, B.A., ..13.D.
7.00 p.m. -REV. ,W J. WOOLFREY, I .A., B.D. -
BLUE WATER BAND, GUESTS AT EVENING SERVICE
Under direction Bandmaster Huckins, .
2.30 p.m. UNION ('HL'I II—Service conducted by Y.P.U. of Victoria
Monday 8.00 p.m. Young People's Union.
• VICTORIA WELCOMES YOU.
Goderich BaptistChurch
, THE PASTOR IN CHARGE
THANKSGIVING k THANKS -LIVING.
10.00 a.m. Our CHURCH SCHOOL. Classes for ALL.
11.00 a.m. "The BLESSEDNESS of BLESSING."
It is a good thing to give thanks.
7.00 p.m. "THAT LITTLE YELLOW BASKET."
THANKSGIVING MONIDA1—B.Y.P.U. RALLY OF MIDDLESEX
and L:3MBTON — at 2.30 and 7.30 p.m.
Speaker for the h ;—REV. SA. 'WE -SCOTT, BD., TORONTO:-
PASTOR—REV. G. W. H. MEDLEY.
Organist and Choir Leader—MRS. ELLA I. DONALDSON.
'BETHEL TABERNACLE
(Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada)
EV. • J. A.- PE:ARSON, Pastor
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. COMMUNION SERVICE.
7.30 p.m. "THANKS BE UNTO GOD."
Tues. 8 p.m. • Young People's. Fri: 8 p.m. Prayer Meting.
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- ENTER INTO HIS GATES WITH THANKSGIVING,
ANI) INTO HIS COURTS WITH PRAISE.
THE SALVATION ARMY
THANKSGIVING SE:RVI('ES--S1('NDAV; . OCTOBER 12th
- Conducted by
CAPTAIN F. HALIWELL and Limy. 0. MILLAR of Seaforth
SERVICES AT 11 A.M. and 7 P.M.
THANKSGIVING OFFERING IN THE EVENING SERVICE.
briefs
Men, Use '•Vigor•irra" if weak, • run
duwu, nervous. Get renewed pep,
vitality. lv-di►y lreatluent 0.00. At
Emerson's drug store. -40-4
Watch for annouuceureut of the
marionette show cowing to Goderich
on. Saturday, October 26th, sponsored
by the Maple Leaf Chapter, LO.D.E.
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Slcndur Tablets are effective.` Twu
weeks' supply $1; 12 weeks' 5 at
Campbell's `and 'Emerson's drug *tures.
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Reserve Saturday, November 1st. for
bazaar and afternoon tea in Masonic
Temple at 2 p.ru., under auspiices of
Ladies' Aid of Taylor's korner. -41
Victoria Hume^ and-SchtYol Associ-
atiou will meet October 10th at 8 pan.
Miss George -of Victoria School will
give an address on special class work.
Bring your -ideas for future programs
t ► the suggestion box. Everyone wel-
come. -41
Reserve Noveml.ier 6th and 7th .for
the Arthur Circle play. -41'
The magazines .- handled by .Miss
Mary B. Rowell and Mrs. 1. McLean
include, several thousand titles of Can-
adian, American and British publica-
tions covering trade, technical, and
business subjects as welll as spurts,
hobbies, religion and fiction. A 'phone
call will liging prompt service. 41tf
Reserve Saturday, November 29th,
fur the bazaar and tea to be held by
the Woman's Assoeiation iri 'North
street [United church hall. -41
Goderich Music Club. 8 p.m., 'rues-
-day, October 14, in St; George's parish
hall. Subject : "The Symphony Orc1t .
estra," by \V. H. \\'ickett. -41
Centrnl,vHona and School Associ-.
ation will hold its October meeting
Tuesday, October 14, at 8 p.m. Rev.
C. W. ('up( will speak and Mrs. Homan
will lead 0 discussion, The theme
is "Character Building." All parents
are urged to be present.. • -41
Rullunage--, t_ale, Oc-tuber 18th, in
MacKay Hall at 2 pain„ under auspices
of Rebekiili'Lodge. -41
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IN MEMORIAM
FlAGAN.—la loving memory of my
dear sister, Mrs. H. 1'eagan,_ who
passed riway October 12, 1940.
Farewell,.dear sister, thy work is o'er,
Thy Willing hands will work no more.
A loving sister, kind and true,
Nu one on earth we'll Mind like 'jou.
—Ever remembered by her luviul;
sister -!'oily and Will and Nieces. 41x,
H[:TUHINS.--In loving memory of
ray;two dear brothers, John and Earl,
-11utchins, who were suddetrl• ,killed
ire- Kitchener one --year- ago, -October-
12th. 1946:
You are always in My mind,
\o matter. what 1 do;
All the time within my heart
There are ihuughts- of you.
Never for a moment
Are you vciy far away,
Absent and yet near,: you seem,
"And dearer every clay. •
• —.Dearly beloved and sadly missed
by Sister Ruby and Family. 41x
my tvt,u sons and our two brothers,
. John and' Earl, who were killed at
Kitchener, l►ctober 12, 1916:
They little thought when leaving home
Tiley- would no. more -return, '
That they in death so soon would sleep
And leave: its here to mourn.
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If all the world, were ours to give
We'd give it; yes, and more,
T(. st e the face of our dear boys
Come smiling 'through the door.,
Sadly missed and fondly • re -
1 tilemi(ered by their Mother, Sisters
and Brothers.41x
III TCIIINS.--In sad and loving re-
rut•rnbrt(nce of my two_l)rothers, John
and Earl, who were . killed at
Kitchener: October 12, 1946.
.lust when their hopes were brightest,
In pride of their manhood 'days,
The life they bad planned,.wras-shdrt-
ene(1
By life's mysterious ways.
Ged gave us strength to bear it,
('curage to tight the blow,
Birt• what it meant to lose them
No one 'will ever know.
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Each time we look at their pictures,
So young, so brave, so true,
There is no wonder our hearts are
aching "
And. longing for both of you.
—Ever remembered by• their Sister
Verna and Family. . 41x
MAIZE. ---In loving • tnemery, of Olive at. the Thanksgiving
V. Maize, who passed away three Sunday school on Sunday afternoon,
years ago, October 15, 1944. October 12th, at 2.45.
As long at4 we live we will cherish her The pulpit of Visstoria street United
name; church will be occupied next 'Sunday
In memory we see her ever the same; by Rev. W. J. Woolfrey, B.A., 13.D.,
Still in our hearts she is living yet, of Ontario street United church. Clin-
For we miss her too much to ever for- ton, the occasion -being harvest thanks -
get. giving day. The evening service will
-4--Sadly -missed by Mother, Brothers be marked by the presence of the Blue
and Sister. 41x Water Band, under the direction of
McI'IIEE.—Irl loving pilemory of a Bandmaster IIuckins, who will aug-
clear husband and father, Daniel Inent the choral work of the Choir by -
McPhee, who passed away October way of sacred instrumentals. The
9tlt. 11)21, young people of the church will decor -
Twenty six years ago txlay— ate the sanctuary with fruits, vege-
It seems so long since yon went away tables. plants and flowers in keeping
And left ns here to carry on : ' with the practice of past years.
Birt we'll meet again on that hapj►y ,,The service at Union church. Godes
morn.c"s' rich township, on Sunday next will be
—Ever remembered by Wife and c,ondneted by the Young Peop;t•'; Union
Sons, -41 of Victoria street. clilirch.
'SI ROUL1•;. - - In lm'ing memory of ---
Annie I:. Barker. wife of John - TABS ON TEETH
S1►ro►i1e. who. passed away October Nature's plans for growth and ,de -
13th, 19:;5). vclopment are often foiled by disease
'1'ht' •v%(trlt1 'intrr elynip;e fr(lTrr 'VF'rr�, irr..• 'a r14T ' is riift'rite, ._ `1;rif; `st)yirtttitir('�,' `eitrly"
year I►rufessional attest ion can come. to Na -
And friends from clay to. clay, tote's' aid and get things to rights
Bot never will the one we loved agoin, before too cinch harm is done.
Froin memory pass, away. Dental authorities think particularly
---,laver remembered by loving Daogll- of tooth decay. which, 4s a disease.
ter, •Evelyn. , • -41 once 'disease begins 'in a toothy, it will
usually destroy it -unless the dentist
('ARDS OF THANKS is called in to assist nature in carrying
out her original plans for that tooth.
It is important. Canadians are re-
minded, to keep in touch with the
dentist so that he can kelp tabs on
their teeth. f;
BORN
Goderielli on October 8th, 1947, to
ANDREWS.—At Ale.5tandra 'Hospital,
Mr. and firs. Lloyd McDonald, R.R.
Goderich. on October 4th, 1947, to 3, I.ucichow, a sun.
Mr, and Mrs. Warner Andrews, PICK.—At Pembroke, Ont., on lion
Auburn, a. daughter. day. October 6th, 1947, to Mr. and
BRENNAN.—At Alexandra Hospital, 11rs. I'. E. Pick (nee Alma Howell),-. a (laughter. -
Goderich, on October 5th, 1947: to MT'RI'HY.----At Clinton Community
Mr. and Mrs. Al Brennan, (xlalerich,• -Hospital, on Friday, October 3rd,
^1r son. 1947. to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II.
JOHNSTON.--At Alexandra Hospital, Murphy, Clinton, a daughter.
• Goderich, on Oetober 21111, 1947, to.. RfEHI,.—In Goderich. on September
- Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Johnston. 80 29111, 1947: to. Mr. ar)(1 Mrs. Donald
East street, Goderich, a daughter. Riehl, Gloucester Terrace, Goderich,
McDONALD.—At Alexandra Hospital, a son.
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TENDERS WANTED
Tenders ill be received by the 1 ,r derl3igned up to
lOcteber 17th, 1947, for 'the leasing of West Street Rink
for a six° (0) months period commencing November ^lct.
Lessees aro required to provide free skating to
children two afternoons each wco!k during the winterseason.
Highest or any ten• der not necessarily accepted.
S. IL BLA1E,
Ir City k.
NOTICE
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rift
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, 09 pe
'I'he adjourned tax sale, if necessary.,
will be held in the (Nitwit Chambers,
Goderich, on Tuesday, - October 14th,
at the hour of three v)'cluck in -the
afternoon.
5.•II. BLAKI�;,
40- •, 'rreastirei,
NOTICE of intention of, stopping up
a portion of St. David's street in the
Town of Goderich.
Take notice that the Municipal
Corporation of the 'Town of Goderich
VOR SALE.—DAIRY • FARM, 100
proposes to enact a by-law closing that acres ; water and hydro in . house
portion of St. David s street in the and barn, Olso water piped 'to each
said Town of Goderich which may be
field; McGaw station 'on farm. School
more particularly described as follows: bels passes door; 1r/z miles south of
COMMENCING at the south-easterly Carlow, 2 miles north of ]3enmillor.
angle of lot running leo. 557; thence Easy terms. ALDEN ALLIN, R.R. 4,
westerly along the -southern limit of Goderich. 40tf
lots No. ,``i57 and No. 634, 2. chtiins and
78 links more or less, to the. south- FOR SALE. — BLACK CURRANT
westerly angle of lot No. 634; thence plants, Ottawa. variety, rust resist-.
northerly along the westerly limit of ant; also new Red Lake Currants. Red
lot No. 634, 301/2 links more or less, to raspberries, . • Viking, Lathan, . New
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a point on the southerly limit of St. burgh, Marcy., Taylor, graded sizes,
David's street produced easterly along heavy and medium. All on.hand ready
the northerly limit -o f lots running for planting now. - WESLEY W.
.N9, 128 and No. 141 inclusive; thence FISHER, RAI; 5, Goderich, Saltford
easterly along the last-mentioned limit"
2 chains and 78 links more. or less village. 40-1x
to a point on the easterly limit of FOR._ SALE. — _\IAN'S WINTER
lot No. 557•; thence southerly along overcoat (irr good conditii),
the said easterly limit 301/ links more gy1Cdium •sizes also a lady"s dark stilt,
or less• to the place of beginning. size 16. Will sell cheap. App1Y BOX
Notice of intention to -close- up the 89, SIGNAL -STAR. -40
said lands will be given by publication
for four consecutivecoweeks in The FOR SALE.---TWO-WHEEL CABIN
Signal -Star, a newspaper published in trailer, equipped • with electric
Goderich; first of- such -notices to LT-. range; lights. 'heater, 600it16 "''tires:
pear in the issue baring date the 18th MEL. STEWART, Dungannon. 40-1x
day of September, 1947. -
And further take notice that the FOR SALE.—BEAUTIFUL GARDEN
Council shall hear any person or by chrysanthemums, 75c large bon-
Council
counsel, • solicitor _Or' agent any gtyet ; also bouquets of mixed flowers.
person who cl-rims that his lands will Order your gladiolus. -bulbs now. MRS.
be prejudicially affected -by the by-law' L. R. HOLMAN., Cameron street, phone
and who applies to be heard. -- 722. • -40
D. D. MOONEY, Mayor,
S. H. BLAKE, Clerk. - FOR SA1 .—TEAM OF HORSES,
38 41- • well matched, very steady and re-
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liable,
\AI TFLlBavlield r horse nine, ED
seven;
'' ---_� ! trroiirnately 3,200 mounds. FRED
- - - • road. - 41x
For Results - A CiassUied Ad
FOR SALE
FOR SiALii' • 1
F01 SALT.—I•I6USE ik i b'ALE;
immediate _ possession; on Britan-
nia road. Apply 75 East street. 30tf
FOR SALE. — SEVEN LOTS ON
Mary street;sewers, lights and
water available. J. 13. PROUSE, R.R.
1, Goderich, phone 933 r 31. -39
FOR" SALE.-,-•RASI'I3ERRY 'CANE~,
Viking and Liitham, $ 5 per 100.
FRED GILBERT, Huron road. phone
936 r 32. • - 39x
FOR SALE.—STRUCTURAL STEEL,
beams, channels, angles, reinforc-
ing mesh,"pipes, boiler tubes, boilers
for culverts, boilers- for heating, hot
water and steam radiation, also any
other
water,,
of steel.,, Make M. Brown
and Scuts, your headquarters for any
types of steel in complete warehouse
lines. 400 Lancaster street west,
Kitchesier, Ontario. Phone 3-3282,
6-6465. Open Saturday afternoon.
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1 buy rags, feather ticks, and used
furniture. Sewing machine repairs,
and supplies. C. WOODS, 12 East
street. Phone 242J. 2111
SALE:—'31 I'ON'rIAC COACH,
four new tires, new brakes and
clutch. Cheap for (intick sale. Apply
SIGNAL -STAR. 41x
NOTICE.
"DOMINION CHINCHILLAS" FOR SALE. — STEWART-WARNER
The_ latest fur -Learing animal to be radio, 5 -,tubes, rebuilt, new trans -
successfully, raised.- in captivity, the former and tubes, table model. Phone
genuine • South American Chinchilla, Goderich 93-I" r 5. 41x
fur, may be seen at the Huron and F()R
SALE:—ONE-HUNDRED-AND-
fur,
Chinchilla Ranch, Wingham, ONE -ACRE farm. Ashfield, two
Ont. These ' animals .are under the iiiiles.east of Sheppar'dton ; large frame
care of Mr. H. L. Wells. Learn how dwelling. -good banked barn; henhouse,
these animals may provide a living garage; wooded creek; pasture, also
and a hobby for you in the years to seeded area,.- some to wheat. Apply to
come.. 'Visits to the ranch are best \\ • A. SUTHERLAND, Barrister, etc.
made on week -day evenings or any time 41 tf
during the -week=ends, and are free FOR SALE OR RENT.—A NEWLY
of obligation. 25tf r'
decorated 7 -roomed house in Dun-
'XOTICE. ganuon, good stable, henhouse, double
- • garage, good supply of water, hydro
Please take noti(•e that on and after throughout. Immediate possession.
October 10th, 19.1.7, I will not`be re- A. M. STRAUGHAN, R.R. 4, Goderich.
sponsible for any debts contracted in -41
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yILL EXCHANGE - HAY FOR
potatoes. Phone 1190J. -41
F()R SALE.—TWO LOTIS ON PARK
street and Elgin avenue. Apply 6
Cambria road. -41
li‘OR SALE.—TWO WOODEN STOR-
AGE barrels, also four )wooden
crates, large size. Phone 432. 0 41x
lily naive.
ROBERT GOO('l3, F()R SALE.—ONE VIKING CREAM
41x R.R. 3, Goderich. separator with electric motor and
clutch: used one year. - :Apply to
II:1ROLD ADAM S. It.II. 3, Guderieh.
CHURCH NOTES " 41x
i FOR SALE. ---FO\ TERRIER PUPS.
At the Sunday evening service at .JAS I.EISIIJI.AN, Auburn. Phone
Bethel Tabernacle, the pastor, Rev. Blyth 33'r 10. 41x
J. A. Pearson, dedicated to the Lore( t►It SALE. 1!x34 �D(Yi)(�I: ('O Al'II ;
Linda Marie, iPrftint daughter uP• lir. F COURT OF REVISION •
and Mrs. Nice of Port Albert. At a also 1.2,1 Leghorn pullets. Phone
similar service in September he dedi ]:3'-'(t, ('arluw. llx •�U1 R'1' OF REVISION
sated Donna Marie, daughter of Mr. �`OR S.AI,I:. TEN G A [a (1 F, TOWNSHIP O1±` ('OI.B(')RNE
and Mrs. Wm. • Mitchell, Stratford. double-barreled Manhattan shpt `� (:curt of Revision to hear and
and George Arthur, son of :ll r. and determine complaints agaliist the as -
Mrs. Sidney Harvey, Huron road. gun.( Phone 994, Goderich. 41 sessnient roll for 1948 will be held in
Rev. C. W. Cope will be the speaker Ti ()H SALE. --ONE JERSEY ('ow, I the Township Hall, Carlow, on Thurs-
service at Saltford I 7 years, calf in February ; '2 day, Oetober `23rd, at 2 o'clock p.m.
.AI1 complaints•'tnust be -in writing and
heifer calves, 6 and 7 months old. filed with the undersigned, not later KOVIAK,Port Albert.
41x than Tuesday, October 21st..-
WM.• HALLOWS, Clerk,
41-2- R.R. 5, Goderich.
WANTED. — LISTINGS OF PRO-
PERTY_ for sale. ° Phone MAL-,
COLM MfiA.THERS, Insurance and Real
Estate Broker, 115W. 7tf
WANTED,, TO BUY.—OLD HORSES
and dead animals, suitable for
mink feed. If dead, phone at once.
Phone collect JACK GILBERT, 936 r 21
°or FRED' GILBERT, phone 936 r 32,
Goderich. -26tf
WANTED TO BUY. -=SUBSTANT-
IAL house, preferably'' brick, in
good location in Goderich. Cash in
full. Information giyen will be held in
strictest confidence. �" Write BOX 81;'
SIGNAL -STAB,. 37tf
WANTED. — C O U' P L E ., SEEK
• house for • refit or ptirchttse 'in
Goderich. Write ;,...BOX .• 83; _$1GNAL-
STAR. - -38
WANTED. — LISTINGS OF PRO-
PERTIES for style. C. F. CHAP -
MAN, Real Estate Bru�kei, !'hone 18.
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WAl\TED TO PURCHASE.—SMALL
farm, 10 to 40 acres ; buildings not
essential. Prefer Blue Water or No.
8 Highway., Write BOX 80, SIGNAL -
STAR. '
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` I 1'ER. • EMPLOYMENT If U Il:
FARMERS. — \\'e have -openings
for men- iffid boys during the winter
months. Good pay, five-day week,.ea-'
perience not necessary. Apply to Mr.
Walter Johnston at Kitchener .Plant,
opposite C.N.K. Station, and to Mr.
Clay ton . J. Reitzel at Waterido Plant,
50 Allen street west. CANADA
CABINETS ' AND FURNITURE
LIMITED. - • , -40-2
WANTED. — GIRL FOR LOCAL
grocery store. Write BOX 86,
SIGNAL .STAR. _ ...4(atf.
STENOGRAPHER WANTED FOR
local professional oflice, experienced
or inexperienced. Apply BOX 87,
SIGNAL -STAR. 40tf
WANTED.—MAN FOR .RAWLEIGH
business. Permanent if you are
a • hostler. For , - particulars write
RA\VLEIGH DEPT. ML -J-216-103
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M e
Culbert's Bakery
The Horne of Tasty -Pastry"'
MINCEMEAT . PIES
FOR -,;I'}ANKSGIVING
Small cup cakes, cookies and
shortbrpgds
for weddings,' parties,, etc.
Ail Orders of i1L00 or •moa`e,
delivered.
PHONE 465,
MEL. CUL1s'ERT, Prop.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. „•
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Notice is hereby given .to 1111, persons-
having any -claim against the estate
of Ambrose H. Vanstone, late • old, the
Township of ,C.olborne, in the County
of Iluron,- retired farmer, who died
on or about the eighteenth day of
September, A.D. 1947, to -send same to
the undersigned on . or before the
twenty-fifth day of October, 1947, as -
On. and 'after that date the executor
of the said estate shall proceed to
wake distribution of.the assets thereof,
having regard only td the claims of
which he has notice. •
Dated at Goderich this twenty-second
-day of September, A.D'' • 1947.
-, R. C. JIA'X'S, K.C.,
Goderich, Ontario.
39-41- Solicitor fol; .the Estate.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
N otiee is hereby , given to all
sons having any claim `against the
estate of Winnifred Ball, late of the-
'1'o\lt of Goderich, in .the County of
Iluron, retired school teacher, who died
on or about the secbnd day of October,
A.D. 1917, to send same to the under-
signed on or before the seventh day
'of. November, A.D. -1947, as on. and
after that datethe executor of the said
estate shall proceed togmake distribu-
tion of the •assets thereof,_, having re --
wird Only to the claims of which he
has. notice.
Dated at the Town of Goderich, in
the County of Iluron, this eighth day
of October, A.D. 1947.
R. C. HAYS; K.C., -
" Goderich, Ontario,
4r-2-3- Solicitor ..or the Estate.
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S1'Ll•;NDID OPPORTUNITY.
Averrige $45. weekly for nrari or
woman to"supply more than 250 FAM -
ILEX necessities to the people in your,
neighborhood. Sell part or full time.
Write .,today- for complete details of
our time -tested plan for fast, easy
direct -to -customer sales. CATALOGUE,
FREE.. FAMILEX, Dept. A, 1000 De-
lerimier, Montreal. -41
15.00 REWARD FOR INFORMA-
TION leading to house or apart -
merit. four or .fie rooms to rent Ap-
TENDERS WANTED
NOTICE OF TENDERS—SALE OR
BEERY FAR:1I
farm of the late Ormond
11. Alcock, situate on ,
4th Concession, Township of Goderich, '
containing seventy-four acfes of land,
Will be sold as a going concern
iuediately. .,
The property will be sold subject to
reserve bid. The highest 'or any tender
not necessarily aceepted. • The pro-
perty can be vae3i'ed at any -time. ,,
All tenders Must be sent in with a
marked cheque for ten per cent of
the tender price to R. C. HAYS, K.C.,
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Solicitorfor the Estate, . Box 547,
Goderich, on or liefore the lSth day
of October. tober• at twelve o'clock.
ply REG. WILLIAMSON, write P.O. For further Particulars apply to the
BOX 914. 41x I above mentioned solicitor or to
WILLIAM. ALCOCK, tistrator,
R.R. No. 2, Goderich. -39-41
LOST
LOST. — 17 -JEWEL RED' GOLD
•lady's Bulova wrist watch, on Mon-
day, October 6th, somewhere in Gode-
rich. Return to 47 West street. 41x
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TIIT: FAMILY OF THE LATE, MRS.
Nelson Graham wish to tender
their grateful thanks for the many
kindnesses and expressions of syni,-
pat'hy received in their bereavement:
with especial thanks to Rev. C. W.
Cope and Mr. Chas. M. Robertson, also
to those who sent flowers. •• -41
WITH DEEPEST GRATITUDE WE
extend this word of thanks for
the- many expressions of sympathy
tendered by thoughtful friends; for
the loan of ears for the funeral and
for the floral tril)utes. Thee kind-
.
rreste9 have ineai t 'much to us.
'MM. .'l. WALLACE' T3LAC1- AND
FAMILY.. ° -41
Tun .BROTHERS ANO SISTERS
. of 'the late ;iiisq Winnifred >l3a11
are very thankful, to tllo e wI'lo loaned
Cara, nt.nt floral tributes and b
('thee Ween expressed' t e% ,•.,.rnpatby
in their bereavement. . -41
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FOR SALE. --TULIP, NARCISSUS,
daffodil. hyacinth bulbs, direct front
Holland. for sale • at JACKSONS
FLORISTS. -41
F'OII
SALE.— SUBSTANTIAL
eight -room house in very good' loca
tion, short distance east of Square.
Immediate possession. MALCOLM
MATIiERS,- Insurance. and Real
Estate Broker, West street, Goderich..
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FOR SALE. MODERN SEVEN -
ROOM house'? f R.J. Doak, former-
ly oemipied by Geo. Melburn, on Keays
street, to 1►e sold by auction on Satur-
day. October llth, at 2 p.m. MATT
(;AYN()R, .Anetioneer.° -40-1
F'()It SAL!':.-_Q1'AW1'F.R-(.'UT (YAK.
extension -table. Phone. 8' .
FOR LE. -m (HRL'S WINTER
coat, green tweed, size 10. ••Phone
987.i. -41
FOR SAE.. „--- SIN -ROOM HOUSE
with bath, hydro, ,summer kitchen.
Also double size lot with garage, In
good locality. Immediate possession.
VM. PITI3LADO, 23 Regent street.
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FOR SALE.—SUN ,PORCH 14'. X 7'.
Phone 707W. -41
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